The “Assets” section: a map with a tipper’s track, DVR video and the timeline

Product tour: assets, video wall, tracking, reports and checkpoints on real screens.

Product overview
The Smart Gate checkpoint wall

Smart Gate: the barrier opens by number plate, and the checkpoint keeps working without the internet.

How it works
Video without a public IP

Trunk: video from a site without a public IP

A small box or HDMI stick running Panopticum OS. Plug it into the site network, and within a few minutes the cameras are visible in the browser. It works behind a 4G modem, CGNAT and any router.

This section’s interface is in Russian for now.

Click any node in the diagram to see what it does.

Features

Finds cameras via ONVIF

It asks each camera for its stream address.

Outgoing connection

No public IP or port forwarding needed.

The server never connects to the site

Every 30 seconds the trunk checks in and gets its commands in the reply.

Over-the-air updates

With rollback if something goes wrong.

Installs in 3 to 5 minutes

From a ready-made drive or with a single command.

Stream watchdog

A frozen stream restarts on its own, with no site visit.

Installation

From box to video in your browser in a few minutes

Connect it

A cable into the site’s router, or Wi-Fi through the box’s set-up hotspot.

Site key

We issue the key when you connect. With it, the box contacts the server by itself.

Cameras are found

The trunk scans the network and asks the cameras for their stream addresses over ONVIF.

Video on the wall

The selected cameras appear in your video wall like any others.

Or onto your own computer with one command

Any machine on site running Debian or Ubuntu will do. Partitions, the bootloader and data are not touched.

curl -fsSL https://panopticum-smart-vision.ru/trunk.sh | sudo bash -s -- KEY
  • Over-the-air agent updates, with rollback on failure
  • A stuck stream restarts by itself, with no site visit
  • Streams come back by themselves after a reboot
  • Camera audio if the site owner wants it
A trunk card: cameras found and status

Frequently asked questions

What is needed on site?
A network where the cameras are visible and internet access of any kind: cable, Wi-Fi or 4G.
Can I install it on my own computer?
Yes, on Debian or Ubuntu with a single command and your key. We give you the command when you connect.
What happens after the box restarts?
The streams come back on their own: the camera list is stored on the server.

We will show it on your equipment

Tell us about your task, and we will show Panopticum on your cameras and vehicles

Or start on your own: after sign-up you get 14 days of the “Business” plan free, no card needed.

  • We reply during working hours, fastest on Telegram
  • We will help you connect cameras and devices remotely
  • Only you and your staff see your data
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